bbs.bunglefever.com

7/27: Toronto, ON (Sound Academy)
7/29: Essex Junction, VT (Midway Lawn) w/ Gogol Bordello, Heloise & the Savoir Faire
8/1: Bridgeport, CT (Seaside Park - Gathering of the Vibes)
8/9: Council Bluffs, IA (Harrah's Hotel) w/ Gogol Bordello

PattonBordin wrote:PRIMUS SUCKS!

07.27 Toronto, ONT (Sound Academy)
07.29 Essex Junction, VT (Midway Lawn @ Champlain Valley)**
07.30 Brooklyn, NY (Williamsburg Waterfront)*
07.31 Bridgeport, CT (Seaside Park - Gathering of the Vibes)
08.01 Charlottesville, VA (Charlottesville Pavillion)*
08.03 Cleveland, OH (Time Warner Cable Amphitheater)*
08.05 Columbus, OH (LC Pavillion)*
08.06 Nashville, TN (Ryman Auditorium)
08.07 Milwaukee, WI (The Rave)
08.09 Council Bluff, IA (Stir Cove at Harrah's)*
08.10 Kansas City, MO (Uptown Theater)*
08.12 Denver, CO (Red Rocks)*
08.13 Salt Lake City, UT (The Rail)*
08.14 Las Vegas, NV (The Joint)
08.15 Santa Barbara, CA (County Bowl)***
9.18 Tempe, AZ (Tempe Beach Park - Arizona Fall Frenzy)

* w/ Gogol Bordello
** w/ Gogol Bordello, Heloise and the Savoir Faire
*** w/ Wolfmother

More dates to come as the band refines their chops before heading into the studio to record their first album of brand new music since 1999's Antipop.

The new album will be released in 2011.

Great American Music Hall - San Francisco (Secret Show)

Set 1
1. Pudding Time
2. Here Come the Bastards
3. Behind My Camel > Groundhog's Day
4. Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers
5. Duchess and the Proverbial Mind Spread
6. De Anza Jig
7. Seas of Cheese
8. Mr. Krinkle
9. Eleven
10. Bob
11. Jerry Was a Race Car Driver

Set 2
12. To Defy the Laws of Tradition
13. Tommy the Cat (The studio solo followed by The Awakening)
14. Sgt. Baker
15. Frizzle Fry
16. Golden Boy
17. American Life
18. Over The Falls
19. My Name Is Mud
20. Kalamazoo
21. Harold of the Rocks

Encore
22. John the Fisherman
23. Too Many Puppies

This show was a "warm-up" show, where Les said it's going to be them running through a ton of songs they'll play on the tour.

I'm going to say this right now, Jay Lane blew me away. He's like a combination of Herb and Brain. After seeing Primus when Herb wasn't really into Primus and just seemed like he was doing it just because, I now prefer Lane as THE Primus drummer. He was incredible and breathed new life into all the songs they ran through that night. He was unbelievable.

The sometimes lazy and overdone ten minute+ jams that they used to do with Herb (eg: Beat a Dead Horse tour) is no more. They still jam out songs, but they're also extremely energetic and moving forward, quickly moving through the song, not just letting the jam get stagnant. They were also smiling the whole time at each other, Les is stomping around like he used to 15 years ago, and you can just feel the energy flowing, something that was missing with Tim later on.